Examples of using Me to begin in English and their translations into Swedish
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talking about realities here, permit me to begin with a minor factual correction
Permit me to begin by expressing my sincere regrets over my inability to speak before a Copenhagen audience in the Danish tongue.
Allow me to begin by offering sincere thanks to the Chairman of the Committee for Transport and Tourism.
Douglas and Quincy have asked me to begin by…“saying some of that pretentious shit you write”.
please allow me to begin by stating the obvious.
Allow me to begin by emphasising that economic risk-taking in itself is an important factor behind economic growth.
Mr President, allow me to begin by congratulating Mrs Avilés Perea on her excellent report.
allow me to begin by telling you why the Riksbank analyses the property market.
Mr President, allow me to begin by congratulating Mr Brok warmly on his excellent report.
allow me to begin by paying a compliment to the President of the Council.
allow me to begin with an apology for the short delay.
SK Mr President, allow me to begin, on the 50th anniversary of the European Parliament, by wishing this House many future wise decisions on behalf of European citizens.
 What could it mean for me to begin to put these words into practice today?
Madam President, allow me to begin with a prediction: the present Commission will scarcely survive into 2004.
Mr President, please allow me to begin my speech with a line from Rilke:'Herr,
Allow me to begin with those which the Commission is able to accept in whole or in part.
Allow me to begin by saying that I welcome the Commission proposal
allow me to begin my remarks by pointing out that this is the second debate today on a foreign-policy issue at which the Commission has not been represented by the competent Commissioner.
please allow me to begin by joining in the deserved tributes to Jean Monnet
Mr President, allow me to begin by congratulating the rapporteur, Mr van Velzen, who has managed to home in on the fundamental issues concerning this key aspect of the economy- employment.